Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-08-31

The following from the Sleepy Eye
Herald applies to this county. ~ well
as to many others: "If every farmer
in the county would attend the coun-
ty fair and take along some product
or stock for exhibition, what fair
1t would be. It would overshadow
every other county tair III the United
States. On the other hand If every
farmer acted with the majority ana
paid no attention to the fair, what
miserable fizxls it would be. The fair
Is an institute, it is a school for edu-
cation, it is an occasion for inter.
change of views and experiences.
Please bear this in mind and help to
make the fair a success"
After September 18th, the post of
fce department will issue the adhs-
sIve stamps and the stamps on the
stamped envelopes with change In
the colors. The two-cent stamp will
be changed from red to green and the
three-cent stamp from green to ver-
million. The designs will remain the
same. The color of the two-cent
stamp on the stamped envelope will
be changed from red to green. The
four-cent stamp from green to car
mine, the fivs-cent stamp from brown
to dark blue, the twentyScsnt stamp
from black to brown and the ninety
cent stamp from carmins to purple.
The designs will remain the same ex-
cept that the head on the one, two,
four and i've stamped envelopes will
be re-engraved and will have slixht-
ly different appearance.
DR.. Schilling's health preserving
corset 10 the original coiled spring,
| elastic section, health preserving cor
set. There has never been corset
sold in this country, that has given
such universal satisfaction az DR..
Schilling'a corset. Ask to see them,
and take no other so.called health
| preserving corsets, stiffened with
wood and called by some "new and
unheard of nans," to deceive you.
Money refunded if not satisfactory
after four weeks wear. For sale by
LIE. DanieIsou, 33t4
Geo. w. Todd, representing the
| Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Co., of Milwaukee, lectured in Agency
Hall last Saturday evening to small
audiences. Mr.. Todd divides his lee
ture into two parts. In the first place
he considered the policy of life insur.
ance from D business or financial
standpoint, and presented the case in
| q clear and foreibls manner, carrying
conviction to all his hearers. In the
second part no took up the various
plans of life insurance. giving con
else description of each of the features
Of the most prominent companies
and treated them iairly and lmpar'
TALLY, producing FACTS and statfstici
to carry out his argument. While
not exactly agreeing with Mr.. Todd
in all Of his views, we must in fair
| ness give him credit for the able man
ner In which he handled the subject
The following item clipped from th'
n. Y. Sun is to the point and applies
with considerable force to few PEG
pie in this as well as in some Othe
, towns; "If country Newspaper pro
pristors were to publish the names o
the subscribers who take, read ant
| enjoy, and are gratifisd by, yet refus
to pay for their home paper, the repu
tation of most communities for mora
honesty would depreclate twenty pc
cent. An editors iabors ase seldom
/ esteemed or compensated. A lawys
= will give you five minutes advice OF
| topic and charge you S.. An edito
/ will give you advice on a hundre'
D topics and charge you five cents cop
E for his paper. And very often fiv
cents given to an editor would save
/, given to a lawyer. In fact no othe
business men are 80 UNIVERSAL
;, robbed aud sWindelsd out Of thel
;, Labor and capital rs the country new.
paper publishers"
The following letter explains ltsel